Publisher's Synopsis
Changes in society and technology have brought about new learning and teaching techniques. More importantly, they have developed new ways of thinking that have had a deep impact on our universities. While the ultimate aim of education in Ancient Greece was the achievement of a series of civic, moral, and intellectual qualities, today it encompasses such concepts as learning to know, learning to do, and learning to live together. An indispensable reference tool on experiential education, this timely book looks at the ways in which education has adjusted to the new values and quests of a new time.
